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!. ountold Ar ,,uLl,. fro mi catarrh., 5,

Prof. ". HAusNER, tho famous mcsmcrlst.
Of Ithaca, N. T., writes: Some ten years ngo
j suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician guve inc up us
incurablc, and said must die. My case was
such a bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become so hoarse could
barely speak nbovc whisper. In the morning
almost strnnglc me. by tho use of Dr.. Sagc's
Catnrrh Remedy, In three months, Twas a well
man, and tho cure has been permanent" -
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Petroleum..

4 on. Crry, PA, August 4.-opened at! SIC: high.
est $50; lowest 53tc; closed At b74c; sales 49,.
do barrels; clcarailces l462 900 barrels; Charters
sa $50 barrels; shipments 7lS79 barrels; runs 56SS6
bar,cll. ~ g "a. 33is Il Z q
K BRAproRp, PA, August 4.-Opened at 57ko.
clos,d at b7c; highest bs1sc; lowest SHE; clear.
ances 500 600 barrels Sc y: sS l1T9GF
\ NEW YORK, August 4-Pe.roleum duh; opened
at highest $50; lowest o73sc; closed at 57kc;
kalcs 952. 00J barrels, " & = = 8; .Is n
heavy; opened at size; closed at 571&c; highest
5S}Sc; lowest no. Z. 0 Z
. T11usvI1LE, PA, August 4.-Hlghest 5sc; lowest
671sc; opened at 671zci closed at 67xc. si u 3 an
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aConstantly Hawking and spi,.rng,,

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, 1909 Pine Street,
y. Louis. NO.. writes: II was q great sufferer
hardly breathe, md was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the Inst eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils. l
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
lily, l was adyiscd to try DR.. Saeo's Catarrh
lIemedy. and ! nm now Il well man. believe
1t to be the only sure remedy for cntarrh now
manufactured, and ono has only to give 1t
fair trial to experience astounding results and
n permnnent cure NJ i ~ s. 81 -1s rrHE ..
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T1,rcc Hotties euro cntnrrn.

q ELL RoDB1Ns, Runyan r. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My, daughte had catarrli when
she WINS flye years old; very badly. l saw DR..
cured o bottle for her, and soon saw that 1t
helped her; third bottle effected perma-
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
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I. NEW YoRE, August 4....The demand was more
moderate IN all departments but the volume Of
sales maintained as large amount through large
III the execution OF orders. af isyl ~,
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Cotton

{ NEW ,YoRK, August 4.-rotton steady; uplands
loo: Orleans 1870; futures closed frm; August
SIC; scpscubc. o.sec: oc.nbc., 9.cc3o; November
$3.50; December s.!5c; March o.Alc; April 9.A7c;
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II For sick headache, female troubles,
neuraleic pains in the head take Dr., ] j q.
McTean's Little Liver and Kidney, pl!le.s,
rs cents a vial. p4w n
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An exchange asks "Does etiquette de-
mand vest on hot day 2" II it does
1t can have oura.-Norristow Herald, =
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\ EAsr LIBERTY, August 4.-Cattle- Receipts 22s
days prices. & Hogs-Receipts 100 head: ship.
ments l4N head; market fair at$5 5oa5 65; porkels
s. i5a5 80; grascrs and light IS 25a5 IS. Sheep
Receipts l,i0O head; market dull at yesterday g
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! DryGootis,

g CHclNNAT1, o.. August 4.-Hogs firm: common
and Light 81 3sa4 10; packing aud butchers IS 00a
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Government bonds dull but firm TO strong.
State bonds, dull and steady. n l5''5

g.s. 4scoupon....-129 IN. K. 4 7. gen. 6s.... "a
Y. y. " coupon-..-l0J Northern Pic. arstA.llb1j
Pacific "a OF '95.."-l22 North Pac. Beconda.lo5G
louisiana stamp. A.. S4111lNorthwest consols.l38
Missouri Gs............l00 N. W.debentures5s 100 7
Tenn: Gs settlements 1927 S|st. Paul consos....I27]
90 A................. 1c3 St. p a. & r, flrstsll6
90 ss............. :. 70 Tex. d Pac. land gra. 81
central Pacific aBa. Tex. d pac. 4. g. ex. +
D. i 4. G. drsts..,...lW ira couponR .,,.,,.,. u
D. 4 r. G.Wes frsts Is Union Pac, frss,.., ,li41
Erie BscondH........ 9SSl West Shore 9931
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TOLEDO, August 4.-Wbeat active and lower;
cash 72255Sc; August 72zc September 734c; October
15c: December 7i1Sc.t Corn weak and lower; cash
September 4Sc: August 464c; May Axe. Oats dull
and quiet: cash .51Sc. Cloyeseed nominal; prime
81 80; October 81 W. h li7.I d 4 -
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Vt. Clairhville accommodation At 7 r. ~ daily. :.
Zanesville accommodation leaves Wheeling at
Jas a. m. daily. ~ srl!{ q i.tT7 ~ u
St. Cialrsv1lie Accommodation, leaves wheeling
At $50 q: m. 200 and 100 p. M: Returning az.
rivea Ut wheeling At sos nj, daily, LAO knd G:l5
p. NJ daily except Sunday. .r \ i
The $3.50 am. and ll:l5p NJ train through to Gin.
ctnnnti without change, with B. & O.. SLEEPER
through 10 Cincinnati on the night train. -
y Chicago Limited leaving at 9:l6 p. IN. has Chi.
cago sleeper out Of Wheeling. # I SUl,ttI- 500
Columbus accommodation leavm Wheeling at
2: M Bellaito at 05 NJ, daily except Sunday
aoundsville accommodating, itaycs Wheeling
A. 12:Oo noon, and arrives at Mouudsville at 12:l5
p. NJ, daily except Sunday. x X ~ 2JSall' Il,
Through Coach from Wheeling tn Cincinnati
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling ii $3.50 1, n. ar.
siyEg at Cincinnati At Csc p. m. s7Tsi Tii-4 );
u: d Q. Sleeping Cars on al through trains.
Close connections arc made for ali po,nls South
AND Southwest North and Northwest, making this
Desirable route Tor coloniEts and porfons MOVING
70 INC great Weat, aud to whom Particular xttr.
ton IN given. ltTf! 9,i;,.Fl9 ---@s-si x; . :"
Tickets to all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Depot Ticket Office. - ~ +. @. BURKK, Vi 5F,S
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FACULTY.

~, psps..mcnt Of Elocutlon aud English Language,
o%iaas1 ~ BY Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal
H. y Me "washlngton School OF Elocution and Eng.
M language, !" Washington, D. O. sStti3 Il
M ysseas!ment oil French, conducted by Prov. q,
IN, TAME Professor OF French In tho Washing.
w hlsh School, Washington, D. q. Ks i
wpssn'tment Of German, conducted by PnoF..A.
ssSor;A Professor OF German at st. Paul's
Naoo, Concord, N. II. ila,
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]. N. Il. MARTIN. (

1 FIR sale by nil druggists. Treatise on blood md
Skin Diseases mailed free - & h. ~
4; MS ,5g THE SWIFT SrEc1rlo Co.,
lEfyEt !S.5 Il n ,f Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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and quiet; No. q winter red spot aud Angus,
7Sa'SGc: September 7914A7gj,Sc; October SG3SaSC1c
December s314asic. Corn western easier and dull
mixed August 46a46}4c: September 47a4711%c; Octo.
Der 47xc bid. Oats tirmer and In better demand; ;
western white 3ea'so; do mixed 3sa85c. Proyi.
slons steady and quiet. Coffee easier; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair lbt<algc i - N.
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EDUCATIONAL

DEAVER COLLEGE-THE $50 YEAR
acs opens peptember 10. DR.. Taylor has demon.
sg,ra,cd hls superiority az an educator The new
Bowling alley viii DO ready for the Fall Torn. :
ivil NvAP - E1-i -li,liHi 'il17s11 81 ~ .3fI4
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DEPARTURE.

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w SION, B. 4 o. E. I;ss1..;
g On snd alter NAY q, 1887, passenger trains will
run "a !olloHs-EMtern Standard time: -, =
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CINCINNATI, O.. August4. -Flour weaker. Wheat
weaker; No. rcd 5lsa72c; receipts 1890 bushels;
tt14as3c: Oats easier, No. 2 mixed 26La27Sc.
Rye dull; Eo.?, iac. Pork quiet ut SIS o. Lard
strong at 6.37Mc bulk meats short rib Sl21Ee.
Whisky steady; s,les OF i,t07 barrels Of anis6td
goods on basis OF 81 Of Butter strong and high.
CT; fancy cresmcry 2fa27c; extra 25c; choice dairy
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SUMMER School!
Mountain Lake Park9!!
. r GARRETT COUNTY, ND, X u
Summit Of the Alleghanieg.
ADVANTAGES

81. "Hold the Mirror up to Nature" 81.
ELoCUTION. X IS t5sII - s. &
The culture and development OF the voice for
conversation reading, public address or singing.
special instruction In reading tho Bible and
aJF H. aud In reading %hak eSpeare. ,fs d fs5iy
am srcskefs generally, TO learn how 10 use their
VOICES without discomfort or Injury.
snort eoulsa In English Literature with special
a,ieGtlon for a course lof reading In English
ea&ics, that may DO pursued during tho year. az
r. FRENCH AND GERMAN. 5
natural methods OF instruction. by which pupils
va are willing to apply themselves may obtain IN
:" baaency both In reading and In ropvcrsatlon.
opportunity for conversation daily, especially at
S .Ha This furnishes not only superior advant-
Es'o teachers, but also to those contemplating
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,.rs souae Of Lectures will be given In each do.
sSSoIe which will be free 10 Tho students OF tho
,SsSSa! rates offered to clubs Of not less than ye
or ~ ms and boarding Houses make special terms
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-. Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House, +
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
Q. 4. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent. 500 T. ~; p
{. W. N. CLEMENTS, Manager, Is Il sf4i &
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WASHINGTON AND Lee
University, Lexington, Va. !.

in,lr,ctIou III Tho usual Academic Studies and
/, The mr. sAlOnal N hoUls nj Law and EpPineef.
inc tuition and Fees. s75 for se,siou Of nlne
months beginning septOmbcr 18th. n Catalogue
re- Te, s H"s CIV. q LRp. President
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
A Veto Asked

A letter of which the following is 4
copy, WAS sent to President Cleveland
ny the national legislative committee
IF the knights of Labor:
This committee, representing the
largest body of organized workers in
he nation, numbering as they do. with
their dependents. over 100000. or
nearly one-tenth of the whole people
aud in interest, three-tourths OF. them
n the United States. desire to call youi
attention to the bill to regulate inter.
,tate commerce. On one side OF the
yrpat questions involved in this bill
IRE Il large body OF producers and con
,uluerS,, who are simpl> in their habits
# life and methods of doing business
md poor in purse, and from their hah-
IT'S and methods OF living they desire tc
,ave the laws made simple and plain
% that they may be able to present
heir claims before the courts OF the
and without having to contend with
legal technicaltie and determinations
arising ont Of their ability to pay fol
the ablpst legal talent IN the land. In
this respect the present bllllS the acme
IF legal suhteriuge We regard tht
following objections as fundamental
The commission clause, the al bltrarS
power conferred unon the commission
the exclusive jurisdiction given tc
.ha federal courts to hear and deter
mine causes arising under the act, anr
the acknowledged uncertainty as to ths
meaning OF nearly all Of the provisions
of the measure. In behalf OF or con
stitupnts we respectfully request yol
to veto the bill.
Ralph Beaumont, John J Mccartney
and James Campbell signed the letter.
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AIAIE. Als.l STAGE LINEs..

"29lsogIzot ard Wessin "a on Springs,
'ea{e> Moonsockct. Daily. at 800 A n
.Hhes;a,t Washington Springs. 20 4 y
'.'ales WcS>ngton Sni'ngs O0 + N
AfHeS at Woonsorilct h:;O J. y
). .aiar'ot,.y and Wyessi1,gto,, S rings
.naErs Waterbury. Daily ut go A n.
'ti.'es Is Washington Springs ;. :. 1900 J.
,%Iei Nessngion SPRINGS !. :. 800 Y N
. jl'N' III aterpuly :, :, $500 7 y.
=, 52eln@fe,sy Springs a1s, White Lake,
r.'tS '' sSains.uil spr 5, NJ. W. e. at $3.50 A y.
iFiFeSat Waite Lake 300 7 h
h.NeS " hlte Lake II +. $40 A II
"'"t'at Wessingtcn Sp's.. a.. :. 300 = y.
?+al't!utol, ana Washington Springs,
',.S,S i'lanilnton reu's. & Fri's. at 500 A y.
,.t'tsA ~ Washington Sp'S Z. ~, LOO = Nj
g,.f. g..Gs rSS!ngtnn Sps. Wed. Fri. 500 A \.
''.!'ts III bMkinton :. 100 7 Vi
"ossiugson s'-,rings ana miller,
1... =. %5eS "'ssington Sps Mon. Fri. at 90 a II
haye, Miller Ten ,3mt. TGO 4 NJ
.'fiyeS at Wcssnut ton Spfs 200 z NJ
= siena and SSessingtca Springs.
tr,,, t,,g> -Aincna Saturdays at 300 A NJ
,'.aistS al Washington Sp's. :. !. l2:Gt NJ
.St> NeSSlngton Springs :ND y NJ
'''''F" Ut Aipana :. :. 800 T. \!
J.. L. BARRETT. L. IA.
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,MOMAN'S REALM.
Bi Mrs. /. II. Bl...s Assoo1ArE EplroR.

Bl Mrs. l. II. BI.ANk, ASSOCIATE EDlToR. !
The recent defeat OF the Woman Sui
frage Resolution by vote of 81 to i6,.
is not altogether discouraging. One;
great point ut least has been gained;
the question is no longer ridiculsd..
For over thirty years woman sutfra-
gists have been subjected to the cruel
darts OF scorn aud ridicule. The wise-
acres of our nation in the United States
Senate would sArug their broad shouls
ders, make funny speeches and laugh
when bills or petitions We're presented
favoring the elfranchisement OF Wo-
men. But now, note the difference.
The question was met with the great:
est seriousness, a spirited discussion
was carried on, and able arguments
We're made on either side. The reselu-
tion proposed an amendment to the
constitution as follows: 1.-The right of
citizens o. the United Stated to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States, or by a state, on account
of sex. Congress shall have power by
appropriate legislation to enforce the
provisions of this article. Senator
Dollh said The stage of ridicule of
the movement was past. The time was
not far distant when, in every stateand
territory, woman would be admitted to
an euua! voice in the government
whether the federal constitution be
amended or not. no measure involving
such radical changes in society had
made such progress as the womans
| suffrage movement since the first con.
vention in favor Of it was held in 1s4s
at Seneca Falls.N. i.
| Brown, Eustis and Vest democrats
made speeches opposing the resolution
Senators Blair and Dolph (repnblicans
made forcible arguments favoring it
The vote WAS then taken With the fol
lowing result:
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Our Clubbing List

Any ore who will pay one year ;
subscription in advance (paying up
the back subscription. il any, begin
ming with February ist, 1850 viii re-
eetye the HERALD and any paperln the
following list at greatly reduced prices.
We rive the name Of the publication.
it's cost and at the end Of the line, its
cost together with the HERALD fer one
year.
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ihe councilmen IN session at Bis
lharck are complimented everywhere
Tor their digniflel and business-like
department. They are said to be hand-
some. intellectual, witty in fact there's
no end to the nice things being said
OF them. But above all they seem to
feailze that they We're sent there by the
peopleto legislate for the people, and
not simply to advance their own sell
fish schemes.
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Bucklen's Arliica s5alve.

The Best Salvein the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblain3. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t IS guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For Sale by
DR.. \. II Matthias
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J. Q. 2. a.

a,a}rraald foanty Farmers Alliance hold
meetings at tae court House i'll Ness;ngtoi
sNIngs.
T. I. Niles. President
-. }. MaSsllall ... Secretary
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w. O. T. U.

P,,aa,r Union of Washington Springs meets
b. mi md !bn We'd. Of each No. at the N. /.
hIreh,
Mrs Jennie II. Miles. Observation-Disclosures. Pres
MIS- h. lofiIemire Vice Pres
SIrs. y, II. Snrvock Rec. See
}frs. {. NJ, snrprs Cor. Sec
Irs. X. j. smart. ,........... ........ reaS
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9, O. G. o.a. 3 sliee Corps. No. l2.

uu.tmsetug every saturday, on or before
I,e tjl.l noon oi each month.
-, q " >,nn.rs Sec
ilrs. llAZie smith,. .,........-.., ....IFcaS
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I. o. o. E.

,...iaaton Springs Lodge No. 81, Meets eyer,
.,s,,sy nfeht. Brothers of the order from
,orlSdsg.s are cordially invited to attend,
. NnrGe~son ~: Sao J"
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OFFICERS.

,;rrord ......... Delegate in Congress.
u. : n'"' ,;;nrcc Governor.
5i!nri1t, ..,Ssnr,l,irls ~ Secretary.
N, j.: M,S,'N,'g',,nnI Treasurer.
" =. n.I'..,,,,aII NJ. .A Auditor.
s.. " I,,. Surveyor General.
~ .supt, Public In Instruction.
r. ",.,,,an ......... Assistant
"; trri,n Chief Justice.
q " : ,,hnI,h Associate Justice.
''m II,,.i,,1nr y, Associate Justice.
y I, ~ 'i;fsrs,.cis. .... Associate Justice.
*rl' - - uctSoiuell. Associate Justice.
" N, =: Chir..h. Associate Justice
WE ~ ,,angheIl. u. S. District Attorney
iH'Sl' t,o ~, i,irr Territorial Attorne.
'sfil; ~ Y Nl.r:,r;l ..... unjtedStates Marshsil
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-,.ovrzEE u U. ID, a. F. e. a. n

.,,,l communications. Friday evenings on
..,or, ,r,,r ,na lull moon. Visiting brethren fra
'.',ilJ, invited to be present.
i; WILLIAMS. Secretary
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g. A. Z.

r ~ a. Ord. Post, No. %. meets nj Wes-
I1 .,an A. Snrjnvs every Saturday On or before
fH) noon of each month.
+: 7. = i,i,,, ;,,,nc Sen. Vice Com.
y IL iii, Adintant
4 1,iljcr '''iN Quarter Master
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04

Hon. G X Davis was lately elected
United States Senator from Minnesota.
IN speech to his constituents last
week he defined his position clearly in
favor of tariff reform. "a surplus rev.
enue.' he declared, '.is a, national injns.
tice and misfortune. The public reve-
nues should be kept equal to the public
expenditures by & judicious reduction
of indirect taxes"
Z I Barnum who has had consider
able experience. and knows whereof he
speaks, SAID in recent address: "You
DO not advertise enough. You ought
to use printers ink every day. You
are asleep and want your business to
run itself. Standing advertisements in
y paper command confidence. The man
who for years lives in the same COM
,nunity and leads u reputable life, even
though ne be OF moderate ability. will
grow in the confidence and esteem OF
his fellows. On the same principle a
| newspaper advertisement becomes fa-
| miliar in the eyes OF the readers. 1t
may seldom be read, still it makes the
name and business OF the man familiar
and its presence in the columns OF a
paper inspires confidence in the stabili-
ty Of the enterprise
In regard to the interstate commerce
bill, which at first glance seems to la
vor the working class or shipper. the
Sioux Falls Press says: 1T is doubtful
if congress ever before passed any
measure whose provisions were so lit
tie understood, or whose effect was sc
uncertain. In Ill the debates in botf
houses no one ventured to say that hi
fully understood the measure, and i
was frequently declared that it would
doubtless be necessary for the court:
10 declare what some Of the provision:
were really intended to mean" rh'
meaning of the bill is undoubtedly Oh
;cure, perhaps Intentionally so. Fro
lucprs. farmers especially, cAnnot eX
p.ct LAWYERS and bankers to leg;slatt
entirely in their interests. IF the bll
as passed receives tie presidents sig
nature and becomes u law, it Will ado
TO the already multitudinols Guties o
the lawyers in interpreting laws for tn
benefit of the farmer.
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ALBERT GUNDERSON,
| ORN Ely AZ LAW.

q lIURNEI At LAW.
s",IA. ,'an'' W III practice in the District
;, -,,, -"oate and Justices courts. Collec-
''-'' llspecialty. !
washington Springs, D. 7.
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j. C. a. q. j. s..

5a principal blaze ot business OF the .Jeranle
%talI Agricultural X Industrial Society. is
fa'sIneton Springs.
IN LopaiS. President
q. A. Miller Secretary
=. L. wilson Treasurer
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The Maine women are 10 haas a
grand rally for feinaie sugca8e 1T .Aa-
guSta in :. few days, when Mafy Liver
more and othtr prominent female sut-
fragists Wiz make ssirriDg appeals 10
the legislature This question is like
ly to bother tile legislature terribly
this winter, ;ls tho women say they VIII
nag the, members the entire session,
and get municipal suffrage, if nothing
else.
Mrs. Lal'etra, ot Washington, sent
to Hon. Henry ". Blair an exquisite
bouquet Of rosebuds on F@halt of the
%;,t;nnal " & Z. T.
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